Markets learn the most when executives are forced to improvise
A new study using a language-based model finds that “curveball questions” can force executives off script, revealing signals investors quickly seize on.
‘Put your money where your mouth is’: The path to the top
Former Estée Lauder CFO Tracey Travis reflects on how leading a struggling Pepsi bottling unit became the defining risk that shaped her path to global leadership.
Frozen in Time: What a New Jersey Vegetable Empire Teaches Us About Succession
John Seabrook's The Spinach King, a New York Times Notable Book of 2025 and New Yorker Best Book of the Year, traces four generations of his own family's frozen-vegetable empire. It is a story of succession, sibling dynamics, and legacy, told with humor, honesty, and the warmth of a reporter coming home.
When admissions policy becomes hiring policy
A Supreme Court ruling on college admissions doesn’t apply to companies, but many employers acted as if it did, reshaping hiring practices in the process.
Marla Blow, President and CEO of the Skoll Foundation: Transformation and Renewal
Marla Blow is the president and CEO of the Skoll Foundation, the leading philanthropy focused on social entrepreneurship and innovation around the world.
Relentless urgency: How CEO Roy Gori rewired Manulife from the inside out
Gori explained why the way you deliver results is just as important as the bottom line.
2026 Alexander Bodini Foundation Prize Competition Winners
Alexander Bodini Foundation Prizes Awarded to Top Four Teams of Real Estate Capstone Course